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A  Introduction  will  find 
particular  interest  in  the 
announcements  of  the  houses 
represented  herein,  which 
have  been  selected  with  care- 
ful regard  for  their  responsi- 
bility, and  are  unqualifiedly 
recommended  by  the  Harri- 
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INDEX 

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I  Hotel  Gotham  2 

|j  Bonwit  Teller  &  Company  3 

M  Vantine  &  Company,  Inc.,  A.  A  4 

H  Aeolian  Company  5 

|  Places  of  Interest  6-8 

|  Simon  &  Company,  Franklin  7 

I  Lucile,  Ltd  9 

jjj  Rolls-Royce  Automobiles  10 

jj  Sulka  &  Company,  A  11 

1  Theatres  12-14 

■  Brooks  Brothers   13 

|  Stern  Brothers  15 

H  French  &  Company  16 

m  Gidding  &  Company,  J.  M  17 

H  Railroad  Passenger  Depots  18 

I  Hotel  Belmont  19 

I  Hotel  St.  Regis   20 

1  Bendel,  Henri  21 

1  Ferries  22 

I  Hotel  Plaza  23 

I  Map,  New  York  City  24 

J  Ehrich  Galleries   25  — 

g  Reinhardt,  Henry  26  I 

H  Dreicer  &  Company  27  | 

H  Harriman  National  Bank  28  | 

I  Hotel  Biltmore  29  | 

J  Hotel  McAlpin  30  | 

I  CREDIT-INTRODUCTION    31 

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&  SHOPPING 
DISTRICTS. 

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Single  Rooms  with  baths  -  *3S-?  to*5°-? 
Double  Rooms  with  baths  -  *3»to*8» 

WETHERBEE  6-WOOD 

FIFTH  Aste  ^FIFTY-FIFTH  ST 
NEW     YORK  CITY 


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INDIVIDUAL  MODES 
FOR  WOMEN  AND  MISSES 

who  seek  the  "different" 
in  Apparel  Fashions 


BONWIT  TELLER  &>CO. 

fj/ue  tSpecta/ty  (Shop  of  Onquiatioru) 
FIFTH   AVENUE  AT  38™  STREET 

NEW  YORK  CITY 


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1  he  Oriental  Store. 


MS  a  permanent  exposition  of  things  unique 
and  rare,  a  wondrous  Oriental  Fairyland, 
where  are  displayed  in  endless  variety  exclusive 
fabrics,  artistic  bronzes,  distinctive  lamps,  fine 
Oriental  rugs,  unique  furniture,  beautiful  kimonos 
and  evening  coats,  and  thousands  of  other 
Oriental  articles  of  art  and  utility  for  personal 
use  or  presentation  purposes. 

When  in  New  York,  be  sure  to  visit  Vanline's,  "the 
most  interesting  store  in  the  world."    In  the  ineantirr.e, 

Write  for  a  copy  of  the  Vantine  Book 

It  brings  this  wonderful  store  to  your  home  and  explains 
how  you  may  shop  by  mail  at  Vantine's,  no  matter  how  far 
from  Ne  v  York  you  reside. 

•A-A-VANTINE-e-CO-Ine- 

Fifth  Avenue  0  39th  Street .    Mew  York 


AEOLIAN  HALL 

"New  York's  Greatest  Music  Store" 


Aeolian  Hall  is  the  home  of  the  Pianola,  the 
first  and  finest  of  player-pianos — of  the  Aeolian- 
Vocalion,  the  wonderful  phonograph  which  has 
created  a  new  order  of  perfection  in  phono- 
graphic tone — of  the  Weber,  the  Steele,  the 
Stroud,  and  other  famous  pianos.  It  is  the  most 
beautiful  commercial  building — one  of  the  most 
interesting  show  places  of  the  greater  city. 

AN  INVITATION 

We  cordially  invite  you  to  visit  Aeolian 
Hall  when  you  come  to  New  York.  Mention 
of  this  advertisement  will  insure  an  opportunity 
to  see  every  interesting  department  of  the  great 
establishment,  and  admission  to  any  current 
musical  events  given  under  this  Company's 
direction. 


THE  AEOLIAN   COMPANY  | 

"Largest  Manufacturers  of  Musical  Instruments 
in  the  World" 

AEOLIAN  HALL 

NEW  YORK         LONDON         PARIS         BERLIN  | 

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PLACES  OF  INTEREST 


American  Museum  of  Natural  History,  Central  Park 

W.  and  77th  Street. 
Appellate  Division  of  the  Supreme  Court  Building, 

25th  Street  and   Madison  Avenue. 
Aquarium     (Castle    Ga.den— Old    Fort  Clinton). 

Battery  Paik. 
Botanical  Gardens,  Bronx  Park  at  198th  Street. 
B.onx  Pk.,  S.  Blvd.  and  E.  182nd  and  Pelham  Ave. 
Brooklyn  Bridge,  Park  Row  and  Gty  Hall  Park. 
Cathedral  of  St.  John  the  Divine,  Cathedral  Heights, 

at  113th  Street  and  Amsterdam  Avenue. 
Central  Park,  5th  to  8th  Avenues,  59th  to  110th  Sts. 
Chinatown,  Mott,  Pell  and  Doyer  Street'.. 
City  Hall,  City   Hall  Park. 

City  Prison   ("The  Tombs"),  Centre  and  Franklin 
Streets. 

College    of    the    City    of    New    York,  Amsterd 

Avenue  and   138th  Street. 
Columbia    University,    Broadway    and  Amsterd 

Avenue,   I  1 6*h  to  120th  Streets. 
Cooper  Union,  8th  Street,  3rd  and  4th  Avenues. 
Custom   House,   Bowling  Green   (Site  of  old  Fori 

Amsterdam). 

Ellis  Island,  Immigrant  Clearing  Station,  site  of  old 

Fort  Gibson. 
Fraunces'  Tavern,  Broad  and  Pearl  Streets. 
Grant's  Tomb,  Riverside  Drive  and  123rd  Street. 
Hall    of    Fame.    New   York   University,  Sedgwick 

Avenue  and  E.  180th  Street. 
Jumel  Mansion,  Edgecombe  Avenue  and  160ih  Street 

Once  Washington's  Headquarters. 
Manhattan  Bridge,  New  York  terminus,  Canal  Street 

and  the  Bowery. 


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Fifth  Avenue,  37th  and  38th  Sts.,  New  York 

A  Store  of  Individual  Shops 

Specializing  in  Exclusive 
READY  TO  WEAR  APPAREL 


At  Popular  Prices 
■    Women,  Misses,  Girls  and  Infants  ■ 


Men,  Young  Men  and  Boys 


Thirty  Specialty  Shops  Under  One  Roof 


FALL  AND  WINTER  STYLE  BOOK 

"CORRECT  DRESS" 

Mailed  out  of  town  upon  application  to  Dept.  O 

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PLACES  OF  INTEREST  -  Continued 


Metropolitan  Museum  of  Art,  Central  Park  opposite 

E.  82nd  Street. 
Metropolitan  Tower,  Madison  Avenue  and  24th  St. 
Municipal  Bldg.,  Centre,  Park  Row  and  Reade  Sts 

Chamber  s  Street  runs  through  building. 
Navy  Yard,   United  States   Reservation,  Wallabou! 

Bay,  Brooklyn. 
New  York  Public  Library,  Fifth  Ave.  and  42nd  St 
Police  Headquarters,  Grand  and  Centre  Streets. 
Post  Office,  Broadway  and  Park  Row. 
Produce  Exchange,  Whitehall  and  Beaver  Streets. 
Queensboro  Bridge,  N.  Y.  terminus,  East  59th  St. 
Riverside    Drive,    from    W.    72nd    Street    north  to 

Dyckman  Street,  overlooking  the  Hudson. 
Singer  Building,  Broadway  and  Liberty  Street. 
Soldiers'   and   Sailors'    Monument.    Riverside  Drive 

and  89th  Street. 
Statute  of  Liberty,  Bedloe's  Island. 
Stock  Exchange,  10  Broad  Street. 
St.  Patrick's  Cathedral,  5th  Ave.  to  Madison  Ave 

and  50th  Street  to  51st  Street. 
St.  Paul's  Chapel,  Broadway  and  Vesey  Street. 
Trinity  Church,  Broadway,  opposite  Wall  Street. 
U.  S.  Sub-Treasury,  Wall  and  Nassau  Streets.  Site 

of  Washington's  first  inauguration  as  President. 
Van  Cortland  Park,  Broadway  and  242nd  Street. 
Washington  Arch,  Washington  Sq.,  ft.  of  Fifth  Ave. 
Williamsburg  Bridge,  Delancy  Street,  New  York  to 

South  5th  Street,  Brooklyn. 
Woolworth   Building,    Broadway,    Park   Place  and 

Barclay  Street. 
Zoological  Park,  Bronx  Park,  S.  Blvd.,  E.  182nd 

Street  and  Pelham  Avenue. 


New  York, 


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ROLLS-ROYCE 


AT  THE  FRONT 


ROLLS-ROYCE 

"The  Best  Car  in  the  World" 


A  limited  number  of  Chassis  will  be 
obtainable  during  this  coming  season  — 
for  particulars,  address 

ROBERT  W.  SCHUETTE 

Authorized  Selling  Agent 

236  WEST  54th  STREET,  NEW  YORK  CITY 

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10. 


Shirt  and  Cravat  Makers 


Our  good  understanding  of 
making  shirts  To -Measure 
has  secured  a  large  clientele 
of  Particular  Dressers. 
Shirts  To- Measure  from 
$5.00  upward. 


NEW  YORK  AND  PARIS 

34  West  34th  St.        6  Rue  de  Castiglione 


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THEATRES 


Academy  of  Music,  14th  Street  and  Irving  Place. 
Alhambra,  7th  Avenue  and  126th  Street. 
American  Theatre,  8th  Avenue  and  42nd  Street. 
Astor,  Broadway  and  45th  Street. 
Belasco  Theatre,  44th  Street,  near  Broadway. 
Broadway  Theatre,  Broadway  and  41st  Street. 
Bronx  Theatre,  3rd  Avenue  and  149th  Street. 
Casino,  Southeast  Corner  Broadway  and  39th  Street. 
Century  Theatre,  62nd  St.  and  Central  Park  West. 
Circle  Theatre,  Broadway  and  60th  Street. 
City  Theatre,  14th  Street,  opposite  Imng  Place. 
Colonial  Theatre,  Broadway  and  62nd  Street. 
Columbia  Theatre,  7 til  Avenue  and  47th  Street. 
Comedy  Theatre,  41st  St.  bet.  B'way  and  6th  Ave. 
Cort  Theatre,  48th  Street,  E.  of  Broadway. 
Criterion  Theatre,  Broadway  and  44th  Street. 

Eltinge  Theatre,  42nd  Street,  W.  of  Broadway. 

Empire  Theatre,  Broadway  and  40th  Street. 

Forty-eighth  Street  Theatre,  48th  St.,  W.  of  B'way. 

Fourteenth  Street  Theatre,  107  W.  14th  Street. 

Fulton  Theatre,  208  W.  46th  Street. 

Gaiety  Theatre,  Broadway  and  46th  Street. 

Garden  Theatre,  Madison  Ave.  and  27th  St. 

Garrick  Theatre,  65  W.  35th  Street. 

George  M.  Cohan  Theatre,  Broadway  and  43rd  St. 

Globe  Theatre,  Broadway  and  46th  Street. 

Gotham  Theatre,  165  E.  125th  Street. 

Grand  Opera  House,  8th  Ave.  and  23rd  Street. 
Harris  Theatre,  42nd  Street,  near  8th  Avenue. 
Hippodrome,  6th  Avenue,  43rd  and  44th  Streets. 
Hudson  Theatre,  44th  Street,  near  Broadway. 
Hurtig  &  Seamon's  Music  Hall,  209  W.  125th  St. 

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ESTABLISHED  1818 


CLOTHING 


MADISON  AVENUE  COR.  FORTY-FOURTH  STREET 
NEW  YORK 

Telephone  Murray  Hill  8800 


Newport 
Branch 
220 

Bellevue 
Avenue 


Boston 
Branch 

149 

Tremont 
Street 


BROOKS  BROTHERS' 
New  Building,  less  than  a  block  East  of  Harriman 
National  Bank,  opposite  Hotel  Biltmore;  con- 
venient to  Grand  Central  Terminal,   Subway,  and 
to  many  or"  the  Leading  Hotels  and  Clubs 

CLOTHING 

Ready  made  and  to  measure  for  Every 
Requirement  of  Men  and  Boys' 

HATS,  SHOES,  HABERDASHERY, 
TRAVELLERS'  ACCESSORIES 


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THEATRES  Continued 


Irving  Place  Theatre,  13  Irving  Place. 
Keith's  Union  Square,  Union  Square  and  14th  Street. 
Keith's  Harlem  Opera   House,  205  W.   125th  St. 
Knickerbocker  Theatre,  Broadway  and  38th  Street. 
Liberty  Theatre,  234  W.  42nd  Street. 
Lincoln  Square  Theatre,  1941  Broadway. 
Little  Theatre,  44th  Street,  W.  of  Broadway. 
Long  Acre  Theatre,  48th  Street,  W.  of  Broadway. 
Lyceum  Theatre,  149  W.  45th  St.,  near  Broadway. 
Lyric  Theat.e,  42nd  Street,  near  7th  Avenue, 
i  Madison  Square  Garden,  Madison  Ave.  and  26th  St. 

I  Manhattan  Opera  House,  315  W.  34th  St.  nr.  8th  A. 

Maxine  Elliott's  Theatre,  W.  39th  St.,  near  B'way. 
|i  Metropolitan  Op.  House,  B'way,  39th  and  40th  Sis. 

Moulin  Rouge,  Broadway  and  45th  Street. 
Murray  Hill  Theatre,  Lexington  Ave.  and  42nd  St. 
I  New  Amsterdam  Theatre,  214  W.  42nd  Street. 

,  New  Palace  Theatre,  44th  Street,  near  Broadway. 

New  Star  Theatre,  1714  Lexington  Avenue. 
Olympic  Theatre,  143  E.  Nth  Street. 
Palace  Theatre,  47th  Street  and  Broadway. 
1     Park  Theatre,  8th  Avenue  and  58th  Street. 
I     Playhouse,  48th  Street,  near  Broadway. 
■     Plaza,  Madison  Avenue  and  59tS  Street. 
1     Proctor's  Fifth  Avenue,  Broadway  and  28th  Street,  jj 
I     Proctor's  125th  Street,  112  E.  125th  Street. 
1     Republic  Theatre,  42nd  Street,  near  Broadway. 
I     Savoy  Theatre,  112  W.  34th  Street. 

1     Thirty-ninth  Street  Theatre,  39th  Street,  near  B'way.  jj 
1     West  End  Theatre,  368  W.  125th  Street. 
(     Winter  Garden,  Broadway  and  50th  Street. 
|     Yorkville  Theatre,  157  E.  86th  Street. 

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STERN  BROTHERS 


NEW  YORK'S  MOST  CEN- 
TRALLY LOCATED  DRY 
GOODS  ESTABLISHMENT 

where  out-of-town  patrons  will  always  find — 
under  ideal  shopping  conditions  —  the  better 
grades  of 

Wo  men  s,  M  isses  and 
Children's  Apparel  and 
Accessories,  Dry  Goods, 
Furniture,  Rugs,  Etc. 

from  the  foremost  manufacturers  of  Europe  and 
America,  at  very  reasonable  prices. 

Our  Mail  Order  Service 

extends  over  the  whole  globe,  because  of  our 
unexcelled  facilities  for  serving  patrons  promptly  Jj 
and  satisfactorily. 

Send  your  name  and  address  for 
nen>  Autumn  Fashion  Booklet  just 
published,  also  "Xmas  Suggestions" 
to  be  issued  later. 


WEST  42d  and  43d  STREETS 

(Between  5th  and  6th  Avenues) 

NEW  YORK 


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FRENCH  &  CO. 

ANTIQUE  TAPESTRIES 
FURNITURE   AND  EMBROIDERIES 
INTERIOR  DECORATIONS 

6   EAST   56TH  STREET 
NEW  YORK 


ANTIQUE  TAPESTRIES  many 
of  recent  European  private 
ownership.  Our  present  collection 
or  Tapestries  is  the  largest  in  the 
United  States,  and  in  quality  and 
rarity  it  ranks  amongst  the  most 
important  in  the  world. 

«J  TEXTILES— Spanish.  Portuguese 
and  Italian  Velvets-  DAMASKS 
and  EMBROIDERIES  from  the 
Fifteenth  to  the  Eighteenth  Centuries. 

€]  FURNITURE  — important  speci- 
mens principally  of  the  Italian 
Renaissance. 


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RAILROAD  PASSENGER  DEPOTS 


Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railroad,  rommunipaw,  Jersey 
City;  ferry  from  foot  Liberty  or  West  23d. 

Central  Railroad  of  New  Jersey,  Communipaw,  Jersey 
C  ity  ;  ferry  foot  Liberty  or  West  23d. 

Central  Railroad  of  New  Jersey,  Communipaw,  Jersey 

City;  ferry  from  foot  of  Liberty  or  West  23d; 

steamers  from  foot  of  Cedar  or  West  42nd  connect 
with  trains  at  Atlantic  Highlands,  N.  J.;  during 
summer. 

Delaware,    Lackawanna    &    Western    Railroad,  foot 
Newark   and    Kerry.    Hoboken,    N.   J.;    ferry  from 
Barclay,   Christopher,   or    West   23d;    and  Hudson 
River  Tubes,  Hoboken  Terminal. 
Erie   Railroad,   Pavonia  Avenue,  Jersey  City;  ferry 
from   foot   Chambers   or  West   23d;   and  Hudson 
River  Tubes,  Eric  Station. 
Grand  Central  Term.,  42nd  St.  and  Park  Ave. 
Lehigh  Valley  Railroad,  Communipaw,  Jersey  City; 

ferry  from  foot  Liberty  or  West  23d. 
long  Island  Railroad,  Long  Tsland  City;  ferry  from 

foot  East  34th  and  Peon.  R.  R.  Station. 
N    T.  &  N.  Y.  Railroad  (branch  Erie),  Pavonia  Ave., 
Jersey  City ;  ferry  from  ft.  Chambers  or  West  23d ; 
and   Hudson   River  Tubes,   Erie  Station. 
New  York  Central  &  Hudson  River  Railroad,  Grand 

Central  Terminal,  42nd  and  Park  Avenue. 
N    Y.  &  Greenwood  Lake  R.  R.  (branch  Erie).  Pa- 
vonia Ave.,  J.  C. ;  ferry  from  ft.  Chambers  or  West 
23d;  and   Hudson  River  Tubes,  Erie  Station. 
New  York  &   Harlem   Railroad.  Grand  Central  Ter- 
minal, 42nd  and  Park  Avenue. 
New   York.   New   Haven   &   Hartford  R.   R.,  Grand 

Central  Terminal,  42nd  and  Park  Avenue. 
N.  Y.,  Ontario  &  Western  R.  R.,  Weehawken,  N.  J.  ; 

ferry  from  foot  Cortlandt  or  West  42nd. 
N.  Y.  &  Putnam  R.  R.  Co.,  W.  155th  and  8th  Ave. 
N   Y    Susquehanna  &  Western.  Montgomery,  J.  C. ; 
ferry  from  foot  Chambers  or  West  23d;  and  Hudson 
River  Tubes,  Erie  Station. 
Northern  R.  R.  of  NT.  J-  (branch  Erie)    Pavonia  Ave 
T.  C. ;  ferry  from  foot  Chambers  or  West  23d  ;  and 
Hudson  River  Tubes,  Erie  Station. 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co.,  Penn.  R.  R.  Station,  7th 
Ave  and  32Hd,  Hudson  Term.  Bldg. ;  ferry  from  ft. 
Cortlandt  and  Desbrosses;  also  Hudson  River  lube 
connection  to  Penn.   R.   R.   Station,  Montgomery, 
Tersey  City.  . 
Pliila.  and  Reading  R.  R.  Co..  Communipaw,  J.  C. ; 

ferry  from  foot  Liberty  or  West  23d. 
Staten  Island  Railroad;  ferry  from  foot  Whitehall  St. 

to  St.  George  and  Stapleton. 
West  Shore  Railroad.  Weehawken,  N.  J.,  ferry  from 
foot  Cortlandt  or  West  42nd. 


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I    Ifotel  pfelmont  | 

Jforts=seconS>  Street  at  lparfc  Brenue 

Mew  Korfc 


1    An  hotel  of  the  highest  class  complete  in  every  jj 
detail. 

I    Seven  hundred  attractive  rooms  and  apartments. 

l|  We  would  welcome  you  here  and  try  to  make 
you  look  upon  this  hotel  as  your  New  York 
home. 

Hotel  Belmont 

I  1L.  <HN.  Bates 

fltanaging  Director  ■ 


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HOTEL 

ST.  REGIS 

NEW  YORK 

Fifth  Avenue  and  Fifty  Fifth  Street. 

America's  FarFamed  Hotel 

Located  on  one  of  the 
world's  famous  ave- 
nues near  Central  Park 
away  from  the  noise  of 
street  cars  and  traffic, 
yet  easily  accessible 
to  the  theatre  and 
shopping  district. 

RATES : 

Single  Rooms  without  Bath 
$3.00  and  $4.00  per  day;  with 
Rath  $.-).00.$6.00  and  $S.00;  and 
for  two  people  $6.00,  $8.00  and 
S10.00  per  day.  „  , 

Suites  consisting  of  Parlor, 
Bedroom    and    Bath.  $10.00 
upward  ;  larger  Suites  in  pro- 
portion.  All  outside  rooms. 
R.    M .  HAAN 


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HENRI  BENDEL 


Go<wns 
Millinery 
Furs 

Novelties 


10-12  West  Fifty-seventh  Street 
New  York  City 


Plaza  7700 


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FERRIES 


Astoria,  from  92d,  East  River. 

Bedlo«'s  Island,  from  Barge  Office  Pier  at  Battery. 
Blackwell's  Island,  from  26th,  East  River;  53d  East  j 

River;  70th,  East  River. 
Brooklyn,  frem  Fulton,  East  River,  to  foot  Fulton; 
Whi.ehall.  East  River,  to  foot  Atlantic  Avenue; 
Whitehall,  East  River,  to  foot  Hamilton  Avenue; 
Whitenall,  East  River,  to  foot  39th;  East  Houston. 
East  River,  to  foot  Grand;  Grand,  East  River,  to 
foot   Broadway;    Roosevelt,   East   River,   to  foot 
Broadway;  23d,  East  River,  to  foot  Broadway. 
College  Point,  from  99th,  East  River. 
Edgewater,  from  West  130th  Street. 
Ellis  Eland,  from  Barge  Office  Pier  at  Battery. 
Governor's  Island,  from  foot  Whitehall. 
Greenpoint,  from  23d,  East  River,  to  Greenpoint  Av. 
Hart's  Island,  from  26lh,  East  River. 
Hoboken,  from  Barclay,  North  River,  to  foot  Newark  | 
and  Ferry  Streets;   Christopher,  North  River,  to 
foot  Newark  and  Ferry  Streets;  West  23d,  North 
River,  to  14th. 
Jersey  City,  from  Chambers.  North  River,  to  Pavonia  j 
Avenue;  Cortlandt.  North  River,  to  Montgomery 
Street;    Desbrosses,   North  River,  to  Montgomery  . 
Street;     23rd,    North    River,    to  Communipaw; 
Liberty.  North  River,  to  Communipaw  ;  23d,  Nor'h 
River,  to  Pavonia  Avenue. 
Long  Island  City,  from  34th.  East  River,  to  Borden 
Avenue. 

Randall's  Island,  from  26th.  120th  and  125th,  East  j 
River. 

Rikers  Island,  from  26th,  East  River. 
Staten   Island,  from  Whitehall,  East  River,  to  St.  J 

George  and  Stapleton. 
Ward's  Island,  from  116th,  East  River. 
Weehawken,  from  Cortlandt  and  42d,  North  River,  | 

to  R.  R.  Slip.  I 

1     West  New  York,  from  42d  North  River  to  Old  Slip,  j 


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FOR  COMFORT,  LUXURY 
AND  EXCLUSIVENESS 

in  the  highest  degree  stay  at 

THE 
PLAZA 

NEW  YORK 
Fifth  Ave.  and  Fifty-ninth  Street 

Facing  the  famous  Central  Park  and 
a  short  distance  from  theatres  and  shops. 


Single  Rooms  with 

Double  Rooms  with 

bath  $3.50  up 

bath  $6.00  up 

To  reserve  room  or  to  secure  further 
information,  address 


FRED  STERRY 

Managing  Director 


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2  4 


She  £hrich  (Batteries 

Dealers  in  "Old  Masters"  Exclusively 
707  FIFTH  AVE.  at  55th  ST.,  NEW  YORK 


YV/'E  were  the  first  Gal- 
lery in  the  United 
States  to  deal  in  "Old 
Masters"  exclusively.  For 
thirty  years  we  were 
private  collectors  of  paint- 
ings without  thought  of 
entering  the  Art  business. 
The  "Old  Masters"  sold  in 
our  Galleries  are  always 
exchangeable  at  full  pur- 
chase price. 


PHOTOGRAPHS   FORWARDED  ON  REQUEST 


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PARIS 


CHICAGO 


PAINTINGS 


HENRY  REINHARDT 

565  Fifth  Avenue 
New  York 


1  | 

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THE 

Harriman  National  Bank 

FIFTH   AVENUE  AND  44th  STREET 

NEW  YORK 

BANKING  HOURS  FROM  8  A.  M,  TO  8  P.  M, 

safe  deposit  vaults  8  a.  m.  to  midnight 
Resources       -       -  $21,000,000 
safe  deposit  vaults 


OFFICERS 


JOSEPH   W.  HARRIMAN 

President 


BRYAN    L.  K  EN  N  ELLY 

Vice-President 
FREDERICK  PHILLIPS 

Vice-President 
THOMAS  B.  CLARKE.  Jr. 

Vice-President 


JOHN  A.  NOBLE 

Cashier 

ORLANDO  H.  HARRIMAN 

AssisTArT  Cashier 
WILLIAM  A.  BURKE 

Assistant  Cashier 


DIRECTORS 


ROBERT   M.  GALLAWAY 

PRES.  MERCHANTS  NATIONAL  BANK 
JOSEPH   W.  HARRIMAN 

HARRIMAN  &  CO. 
THOMAS  B.  CLARKE 

MERCHANT 

SAMUEL   S.  CAMPBELL 

VICE-PRES.  MECHANICS  A  METALS   MAT.  BANK 


ANCELL   H.  BALL 

BEST  A  COMPANY  DR Y  GOODS 

OGDEN  MILLS  REID 

PRESIDENT  NEW  YORK  TRIBUNE 

W.  AVERELL  HARRIMAN 

NEW  YORK 
CORNELIUS  VANDERBILT 

NEW  YORK 

JULIUS  KRUTTSCHNITT 

CHAIRMAN  SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  COMPANY 


HARRISON    K.  BIRD 

NEW  YORK 

3RYAN   L.  KENNELLY 

REAL  ESTATE 
CHARLES  C.  TEGETHOFF 

ESTATE  OF  E.  H.  HARRIMAN 

EDWARD  HOLBROOK 

PRES.  GORHAM  MANUFACTURING  CO. 
WILLIAM   A.  TAYLOR 
TAYLOR,  CLAPP  &  CO   DRY  GOOOS  COMMISSION  THOMAS    B.    CLARKE.  JR. 


PARMELY  W.  HERRICK 

CLEVELAND,  OHIO 

ADAM   L.  MOHLER 

PRES.  UNION  PACIFIC  RAILROAD 

MICHAEL  DREICER 

DREICER  &  CO.,  PRECIOUS  STONES 


ICE  -  PRESIDENT 


CHARLES  A.  BOODY 

PRES.  PEOPLES  TRUST  CO..  BROOK L 


JOHN  A.  NOBLE 


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THE 

BILTMORE 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

Vanderbilt  and  Madison  Avenues 
43d  and  44th  Streets 


T 


HE  largest  and  latest  of  American  Hotels 
occupies  an  entire  block  in  the  center  of 
New  York's  shopping  and  theatrical  activities. 

1,000  Rooms,  Single  or  En  Suite 

950  PRIVATE  BATHS 

Subway  and  surface  cars  reaching  aH  parts  of 
city  at  door.  Adjoining  terminal  of  New  York 
Central  and  New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford 
Railways. 

Luxurious,  Turk- 
ish Baths,  Library 
of  5,000  Volumes, 
and  Attractive 
Lounge,  while  its 
Restaurants,  Cafes, 
Grill  and  Banquet 
Rooms  have  estab- 
lished a  standard 
quite  its  own. 

Rates  from  $2.50 
per  day 


Full  information 
and  handsomely 
printed  book  on 
request. 


John  McE.  Bowman 


PRESIDENT 


One  Block  from  Harriman  National  Bank 


"NEARER  THAN  ANYTHING  TO 
EVERYTHING" 


Hotel  McAlpin 

33d  to  34th  Streets  and  Broadway 

NEW  YORK 


In  the  midst  of  the  great  shop- 
ping and  amusement  districts. 

The  world's  largest,  safest  and  most  popular  hotel 

The  spirit  of  good  service  and 
unusual  facilities  for  its  accomplishment 

Internationally  Famous  Restaurants 
MODERATE  TARIFFS 


:     ,  Management  MERRY  &  BOOMER 


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